Based in the Division of Social Sciences and in partnership with the Division of Computing, Data Science, and Society, D-Lab's interdisciplinary reach spans the social sciences, arts and humanities, computing, data science, statistics, information science, business, education, engineering, environmental design, journalism, law, public health, public policy, social welfare, natural resources, chemistry, biological and physical sciences. It serves thousands of researchers annually through public and private workshops, consulting, events, working groups, data services, and other academic programs, such as the year-long Computational Social Sciences course and the Digital Humanities Summer Minor and Certificate Program.